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Hey! I want Windows 8.1 pro key. Thank you!!
🔑 🚀  I recommend SuperFuture to everyone! Key activated with no problems thanks  Good luck in your business! |
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Hey! I want Windows 8.1 pro key. Thank you!!
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Not trying to Necro
Um, too late? Anyways. Trading .0001 trollcoins for 1btc. |
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Can somebody tell me why some people invest in Dogecoin?
The community is great but did you see any potential as a real coin?
An actual reason to invest in Dogecoin is that it isn't serious. Every other coin out there claims to be serious in that it is better than all other FIAT currencies, whereas Dogecoin just claims to be a fun meme. Who knows how long it will last? |
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We will not take any Nxt until the day when NEX will be distributed.
Please include the amount of Nxt you want to exchange. We will only accept 1 million Nxt. This is a hard limit.
1,000 NXT after proof of NEX beginning distribution. |
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Interested... a little disappointed so far in the progress of nxt's decentralized exchange claim
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Who knows? I underestimated the power of memes
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You would have to 'regulate' the entire internet to stop bitcoin, making the internet much less free and anonymous for everyone
I get tired of refuting you guys over and over again. Well, I can see how being wrong so much would be tiring. The authorities can tax those they identify, and then they can make those they identify culpable for all activity on the coin since mining to present, unless those individuals will present the id of those they bought from and sold to. Thus with this approach, everyone will be forced to give up their id. Thus for sure they can regulate it, because anonymity is not strong in Bitcoin. Only a minority need to fall, for the rest of the dominoes to fall. There are so many loopholes around regulations of bitcoins, I'll just say this: With a few simple steps to protect your anonymity, no reasonable court of law would be able to prove the actions behind multiple bitcoin accounts were 1 human being. |
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That said, I would still buy some ripple today if I could get my confidence up in one of their sights that uses English.
I used snapswap just fine. Still like Nxt better than MasterCoin or Ripple. People shouldn't be referring to Ripple as completely decentralized until OpenCoin Inc relinquishes its control. |
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right now that fucktard with the 2602 for 1.75 btc has set a wall at 0.67 ... we'll see where it goes from there ...
CAT/BTC(last: 0.000955) CAT/DOGE(last: 889.)  |
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I don't want to beg. But I have just been scammed 200 CAT for "charity". It will take me a LONG time to mine those again.  If anyone is willing to donate, I would be very happy. Anything helps. I have no received 30.5 CAT 9f625aryR5pahJUWNF2SwDYu5dzWGhC9sf More info: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=386409.new#newThank you. Again??? Dude, you do want to beg, this is like the fifth time you've been posting about this. Shit happens, get on with yer life yo! Sounds like a scam to me, rofl. |
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84 million x 0.28965= ~24.33 million (litecoin)
84 million x 0.25 = 21 million (catcoin, ?)
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it's better change name of nxt to javacoin
Javacoin. Brilliant |
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Lulz just because controversy exists does not make it a scam. We are in uncharted waters here, the definition of what a cryptocurrency is and therefore what should be on coinmarketcap is very debatable. It's good to have multiple resources like cryptmarketcap.com, though. It's a little concerning that Litecoin is missing, but whatever. |
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I think this is the only coin with a mining strategy that is actually good for the planet and humans.
not simply burning electricity
Just checked the website and "World Community Grid" etc.
You actually provide you processing power to research on cancer, AIDS, etc. << how b e a u t i f u l is that
It would be more impressive if they gave away more than 1,000,000 XRP per day for this because there are 100 billion XRP in existence. So, they are giving away 1/100000 or 0.00001 or 0.0000001% of the total XRP in existence per day. |
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Also there is the logistical problem of figuring out programmatically how many they haven't released yet. Do you know of a way? What about a simple solution like: 99,999,998,252 XRP* *Includes total XRP not yet released to the public I really like the new 24hr volume feature btw. |
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Some good links to understand Ripple: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ripple_(payment_protocol)http://ripplescam.org/Why Ripple™ is against everything BitcoinI don't really like it but I invested in it for now. I think it could easily be replaced by coins that build that function into their protocol. Also, this is a really good point: Suggestion: show Ripple's market cap as the value per XRP multiplied by the total XRP released into circulation.
Bitcoin for example is shown as a current market cap calculated from the 12,180,975 BTC currently in circulation, giving us:
$9,287,262,579 = $762.44 * 12,180,975
However, if one were to follow the logic applied to XRP then the BTC market cap should be shown as the total number of BTC that will ever be in circulation, giving us:
$16,011,240,000 = $762.44 * 21,000,000
And for Litecoin:
$2,013,480,000 = $23.97 * 84,000,000
Therefore at some of its previous prices LTC's market cap would have exceeded Ripple's: the current chart's method of calculation does not account for this.
Although Ripple is centralised so its XRP are not mined but released by a central authority I think this process is functionally similar to that of mining other decentralised cryptographic currencies. Therefore in my opinion Ripple's market cap on the chart should account for the XRP that have been released to be consistent with all the other currencies on the chart.
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